Log transportation
Here you'll find links to health and safety information and resources for work in log transportation. Additional information and resources are available from our industry partner, the BC Forest Safety Council.
To reduce the potential for injury or disease, it's important to manage the risks and hazards in your workplace. See our resources to learn more about common risks and hazards in your industry, or follow the links to these related topics:
Resources
Licensees/owners: Are you planning and conducting your forestry operation to prevent phase congestion?
Even though a forestry worksite can be busy, make sure it’s well-organized to ensure worker safety. Proper scheduling and planning of operations before the work starts are essential first steps to...
Log Hauling Safety
This video features the common safety activities that occur within a typical “day in the life” of a logging truck driver.The five areas of safe work procedure covered are inspections,...
Log Loading Safety - It's Everyone's Responsibility
NOTE: This video contains language that may be offensive to some viewers. Viewer discretion is advised.
Failure to properly supervise work, bad planning, errors of judgment, poor communication,...
U-Bolt: A Video Guide to Checking U-Bolts on Log Trucks
U-bolts are often the means of securing a truck’s bulkhead to its frame. If a U-bolt is overbent or not torqued to the manufacturer’s specifications a shifting load could put the driver...
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